Why The Return Of The Kimchi Premium Doesn’t Bode Well For Bitcoin

By cineramaApril 5, 2021Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin price is currently trading at a substantial premium on South Korean crypto exchanges – more than $6,000 per coin in USD equivalent. However, in the past this so-called […]

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Why The Return Of The Kimchi Premium Doesn’t Bode Well For Bitcoin

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